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Definition of vegetated in English: vegetatedadjectiveˈvɛdʒəteɪtɪdˈvejəˌtādəd Covered with vegetation or plant life. densely vegetated wetlands Example sentencesExamples - Desert dunes shift as winds pick up sand grains and dump them elsewhere, potentially turning vegetated land into desert.
- Breeding birds are found both near the coast and farther inland on sparsely vegetated, dry Arctic tundra.
- The island is approximately 54 km long and 1.2 km wide, with vegetated sand dunes along its length and both wide and narrow beaches around its perimeter.
- Many people wonder whether a vegetated rooftop will cause water, and possibly dangling roots, to drop through their ceiling.
- Two rings of islands and reefs lie adjacent to each other, with reefs and coral islands at all stages of growth, from vegetated islands to sand banks to reefs still submerged and growing toward the light.
- The species is found more or less continuously throughout the vegetated area included in this study, though not over the bare ground of the Sahara Desert,.
- It can be locally common in clear lakes and impoundments, usually in vegetated areas.
- Make sure the manure is stored in a location away from wells and any waterways, and that any runoff is confined or slowly released into a vegetated area.
- When predators are present, small sunfish forgo achieving high growth rates and reside in safer, vegetated habitats.
- They live in nearshore coastal waters in vegetated areas, usually over mud or sand.
- Numerous river channels in the great southern delta were diverted again and again creating ever-increasing land masses and vegetated marshes interspersed with myriads of channels, potholes, and shallow lakes.
- By last Thursday gusty conditions had fanned fires on the top of the ranges into raging walls of flame which raced down gullies and through the heavily vegetated plains along the road to the resort.
- Although most of the abundant species were found in several habitat types, species richness and habitat use appeared to be highest for vegetated habitats.
- The replacement of vegetated areas with concrete cover in high-density urban areas has a number of environmental drawbacks.
- Densely vegetated ditches with temporary standing water can be an important habitat for freshwater molluscs.
- Infrequent, sometimes of high intensity, rainstorms in arid and semi-arid areas can generate large volumes of run-off from the poorly vegetated land surfaces that characterize such regions.
- Accordingly, we may speculate that even the small members of the clade must prefer a habitat near the edge of the vegetated zone, with adequate light.
- Prior to his investigations, it was unknown whether the oceans and vegetated areas on land would absorb any significant excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere produced by the burning of fossil fuels and other industrial activities.
- In tropical vegetated seabird colonies such as Aride, predatory ants may feed on tick eggs and larvae thereby reducing tick levels.
- Inland, a high central plateau drops eastward towards the vegetated dunes of the Kalahari Desert.
- Under such circumstances their wagons frequently became stuck and they had to cut open new roadways on higher and thicker vegetated ground.
Definition of vegetated in US English: vegetatedadjectiveˈvejəˌtādəd Covered with vegetation or plant life. densely vegetated wetlands Example sentencesExamples - In tropical vegetated seabird colonies such as Aride, predatory ants may feed on tick eggs and larvae thereby reducing tick levels.
- Make sure the manure is stored in a location away from wells and any waterways, and that any runoff is confined or slowly released into a vegetated area.
- By last Thursday gusty conditions had fanned fires on the top of the ranges into raging walls of flame which raced down gullies and through the heavily vegetated plains along the road to the resort.
- Two rings of islands and reefs lie adjacent to each other, with reefs and coral islands at all stages of growth, from vegetated islands to sand banks to reefs still submerged and growing toward the light.
- Many people wonder whether a vegetated rooftop will cause water, and possibly dangling roots, to drop through their ceiling.
- Numerous river channels in the great southern delta were diverted again and again creating ever-increasing land masses and vegetated marshes interspersed with myriads of channels, potholes, and shallow lakes.
- Although most of the abundant species were found in several habitat types, species richness and habitat use appeared to be highest for vegetated habitats.
- When predators are present, small sunfish forgo achieving high growth rates and reside in safer, vegetated habitats.
- Infrequent, sometimes of high intensity, rainstorms in arid and semi-arid areas can generate large volumes of run-off from the poorly vegetated land surfaces that characterize such regions.
- Under such circumstances their wagons frequently became stuck and they had to cut open new roadways on higher and thicker vegetated ground.
- Inland, a high central plateau drops eastward towards the vegetated dunes of the Kalahari Desert.
- Desert dunes shift as winds pick up sand grains and dump them elsewhere, potentially turning vegetated land into desert.
- The island is approximately 54 km long and 1.2 km wide, with vegetated sand dunes along its length and both wide and narrow beaches around its perimeter.
- It can be locally common in clear lakes and impoundments, usually in vegetated areas.
- The species is found more or less continuously throughout the vegetated area included in this study, though not over the bare ground of the Sahara Desert,.
- Prior to his investigations, it was unknown whether the oceans and vegetated areas on land would absorb any significant excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere produced by the burning of fossil fuels and other industrial activities.
- The replacement of vegetated areas with concrete cover in high-density urban areas has a number of environmental drawbacks.
- Breeding birds are found both near the coast and farther inland on sparsely vegetated, dry Arctic tundra.
- Accordingly, we may speculate that even the small members of the clade must prefer a habitat near the edge of the vegetated zone, with adequate light.
- They live in nearshore coastal waters in vegetated areas, usually over mud or sand.
- Densely vegetated ditches with temporary standing water can be an important habitat for freshwater molluscs.
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